Jesus was crucified on a Friday, commonly referred to as Good Friday, just before the Jewish Sabbath. The crucifixion is documented in all four Gospels, which provide details about the events leading up to it.
1. **Mark 15:25** states, “It was nine in the morning when they crucified him.”
2. **Matthew 27:32-35** describes the events surrounding the crucifixion, mentioning that Jesus was crucified after being led away and Simon of Cyrene carrying His cross.
3. **Luke 23:44-46** notes the darkness that fell over the land and Jesus’ final words before He died, emphasizing the significance of the day.
4. **John 19:14** mentions that it was the day of Preparation for the Passover, indicating that the crucifixion occurred on the day before the Sabbath.
These references affirm that Jesus was crucified on the Friday before the Sabbath during the Passover festival. The tradition of Good Friday commemorates this event within the Christian liturgical calendar.